The Internet's Best April Fools' Pranks

As if picking between facts and fakes on Twitter weren't difficult enough, April Fools' Day has come along to complicate matters. Luckily, many online power players have been on their A-game, providing the Web with laughs amid confusion. Here is Benzinga's list of the best April Fools' Day shenanigans the Internet has offered us today:

Google's homepage greets visitors with an invitation to check out

, the latest addition to Google's roster of

technologies. The new features come complete with an Aromabase of over 15 million scentibytes, based on the olfactory excursions of Google's fleet of Street Sense vehicles. What does a ghost smell like? Google Nose...err...knows!

After years of work, Google finally has released its long-awaited

technology, sure to revolutionize email for years to come!

Google also produced April Fools' bits for

and

.

For breath that sizzles, try

new mouthwash!

upgraded its delivery service today, giving users three new options to spice up its food deliveries. Hmm...I wonder what "Surprise Me" will bring...

The

greets visitors to its site, unveiling its latest fashion line: sprayable denim!

Boy, the sequester's really hit the military hard. To adjust for budget cuts,

was forced to integrate cats into its units.

The movie and TV streaming giant has a treat for users in the form of several new additions to its collection of shows, including "Itchy & Scratchy" and "Rural Juror."

In a letter to the world, founder

that Virgin has produced the world's first glass-bottom plane, a feat that may or may not become a standard in airports worldwide. (Photo: Virgin)

Oh no! College Humor has taken after

and implemented a paid subscription service. $50 will get you access to the site's "backlog of decommissioned Cute College Girls."

The photo sharing site has added a new feature! From now and on, upload your photos via Snail Mail.